Monday, April 11, 2011

sick day

now, i don't like to talk about personal experiences, as i am too paranoid to put that sorta thing on the internet for anyone to read -- even though i personally know and could count on a single hand those who actually do read this... but i gotta get this crap off my chest. and when i'm done with that, i might go ahead and tell you people what's bothering me. . except for the whole sick thing, sick days are usually pretty great. no school, no worries, no survivors.... tend to feel a bit cheated when my sick day falls on a weekend. or, rather, ALL FRIGGIN' WEEKEND! and all friggin weekend, i had an arse-load of homework to get done, and even though i had the house to myself, sickness (of any kind) makes me paranoid into thinking there's always someone outside my back door, or someone snuck into the house while i was bathing, or there's a bug some creep has snuck beneath my bed that picks up everything i might say or do, which means spending an hour and a half cleaning out from under said bed to find the spying device and squash it like the bug it is... even in school, i am still sick as i type. it's not like i could afford a sick day in college -- catch-up is the world's worst game, and i already have enough to do with getting ready to go on choior tour soon (whole week's worth of schoolwork to catch up on). oh, yeah, that's another thing! I HAVE NO VOICE!!! the sickness has taken my voice! how can i sing in a couple days for several high schools and a professional sports team (nat. anth.) if all i can do is squack right now?!?! i'm not skipping the tour, no matter how sour my voice gets (much as i hate being like the pop stars of today, i suppose i could lip-sync...) but choior pays for half my tuition, so that's about the only choice i have. don't let Gary know i'm not backing up the other altos, and pray that this green tea i'm drinking will not let it come to that... ok, to wind things down on this haphazard little post which i ams till writing through a mental fog and between angry glares at other students who i know are conspiring against me, here i shall add a list of things i like to do when sick (and not heavy-laden with homework): 1. have a movie marathon (i still did that this weekend... assignments needed background noise, and i needed something to take my mind of the group of assassin lock-pickers on my back porch... seriously, sometimes the paranoia grows to full-on hallucinations... and it's just a flu!) 2. eat cinimon toast, or french toast when i have the energy to use the stove. 3. sew something (sock monkey, doll, dress that i will probably never wear in public, costume that i will almost definately wear in public, and often, a thneede...) 4. read (usually books from my childhood, as they are easier to comprehend through the mental fog of sickness and medication... usually Dr. Seuss... hehehe, those sneetches!) 5. pretend that i am a monster, so the moaning, groaning, growling when i talk, dripping, oozing, popping, and exploding will make sense, and be more interesting than just a sick girl. okay... i guess that's all for now... .... or is it?.....

4 comments:

  1. i agree being sick is no fun so why do people play hooky

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  2. I too agree with sickness not being fun. For the first few years of my school career, I hated school and thought being sick was was like being in Heaven. However, I preferr to not miss any days AT ALL! If I'm sick...to heck with it, I'm still gonna go.

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  3. First of all Franki, yeah that paragraph thing happens to me 2.

    Second- Sorry for you losing your voice.

    Third- I absoulutly hate being sick. Sure It's nice to have a day off, but it's not worth all the stress following after it.

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  4. ...one more thing, Franki. I was going to have this be part of my comment, but it slipped from my mind. When I was like in kidegarten, I thought I heard someone saying my name. One time I was outside sitting on my swing set...alone...all by myself, and I could've sworn I heard someone say my name. Weird, huh?

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